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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
Pia,ols Erred in Court

CHARLESTON, S. G., Dec. 30.-Sev-
eral months ago @ business house ol
Sumter County made an assignment to
z. G. Bowman as agent OF the creditors.
Bowman refused to pay the bill of John
X. Keels, lawyer for the assignor, on tie
ground that 1t was exoroitant. On last
Monday Bowman aud keels met and
talked over the matter. Bowman said
that keeis was robbing the creditors in
making such exorbitant charges. Bow
man struck keels over the lead with his
pistol. Keels drew his pistol and fired at
Bowman, who received the ball in his
hip. Friends then ran in and separated
the combatants.
To-day Keels published statement Civ
ing his version of the af&ir from its in-
cipicncy. When the paper containing
the article arrived in Suntr this morn
ing there was much talk g. the streets
about 1t D. E. Keels, fsti OF John h
Keels, and r. &. Downs c. nSin OF the
wounded man, became so warmed ur
that blows passed between them. Aitel
they were separated Bowman went Into
his office and then came out on the steps
- a..ere ne took his stand with his shot tgun
in his hand. The mayor OF Sumter, fear
ing further trouble, sSore out peace
warrants before Justice Haynesworth fol
the arrest OF Reels sud Bowman: Tn'
sheriff arrested them ard toos them Z
the Justices office. No sooner Wet
they in the Office than free fight en-
sued, in which pistols and knives wei'
freely US d Justice Haynesworth iel
dead ct the first shot, receiving ball y
his eye, which passed through his head
Pennington young man from Lynchbnrg
and D. c. Keels were badly wounded
each having received three pistol shots
The excitement in Sumter is intense
Justice Haynesworth was graduate o
, the State Military Academy and claime'
that it was he who fired the first gun ol
! Fort Sumter. Bowman is prominen
lawyer and is actively at work seesin'
the Democ ,atlc nomination Ter so.icito
of his circuit.
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am determined to surpr!sa you al
with ltsr Of some Of the psices OF the
goods In my house. L9Gg hsavy over
cpats with massive collars, which
ooua uaht n. o very low Haurr, and | made
up my mind to sell them 10 my custo
mers at the prices ranging from VA op
which ths rsnl value 0; them is 3? 80
Some very fine childrsn's overcoats
from years mp 10 Is. sc Is 70. AIS
bave received soms very heavy Wilo
cloth Pea Jackets suitable for railroad
men. A lsrge lot OF ohilGren's pant
from % ceots up. Also q big los o
mAu's pAn.s from 75 cents up A MIC
cashmere suit for S5 co. A blacH cot
ton wcrsted, E5 9S. q fine corkscrev
for SS 90. All goods marked in plai'
f2u,es. One prics. Satisfaction guar
eateed Or money rsiucded at M
Meyers, northwest c)rner F;!ta au'
Make streets.
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Brevilies.



Bros.' 40A Market street.
Try Bush's coal you will like It,
60 10 Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like it.
W. J. Kimbie, grocer. 2nd and Justis st.
Mlliard y. Davis, jeweler, 0 Z. Second St.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanrs, 10 +. Fourth.
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture At MurpheJ's, sos Ship
ley street.
$3.50 cash will buy q brick hOuss. Apply
to Hoald Il 10.
60 10 Geo. II. Murphey'e for your parioI
chamber and dining room furniture. sos 5hip
ley street.
10. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh sree.,
IA taking orders for tho revised and latest
ZION Of Samantha at Saratoga. Price 10
duced 70 Si.Tb. agents wanted.
/ 90 to II. IL. Moore's stalls, n and al econd
street market, for your your chaice crsa nlery
fresh butter also the best cream cnee Sc al
market price.
/ II Won want cheap picture frames 20 70 q
X, Baugh, 26s West Second street. l have
the largest stock In Dslavaro; come and ss'
for yourselves,
I Ross, at llb Market street, now has q tin'
I stock OF Derby hats. Latest stylss and price,
/ Ruaran nteed the cheapest in the city. Als'
/ gents underwear, hosiery, recR wear, etc.
etc. Gall and 500 them.
! Ifyot want your Heaters and Range over
! hauled and put In good order for the winter
send your order to7 East Fourth street Pick
els Stove knd Heater Company. BY tele
phone, Number s2s, twill be promptly tten
ded TO
! Special bargains ia holiday goods. Mems
WON en's. boys and children's velvet en
broidsred slippers at lowest prices In tn
oity. All lse.ner glods at big bargains
Ohalfants Oheap Snoe store, All ktng 81.
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Available medical treatise.

The edition for 1858 OF the sterling
Medical Annusl, known ss Hostetter's
A,manac, lie now really, md may bs
obtained, FREQ OF oos., Of druggists and
general country dealers IN oil parts Of
the Uuited States, Mexico, md indeed
In every civilized portion of the Weet-
ern Hemisphere. This almanac has
been Issued regularly at the commence
meat OF every year for over ope.fourth
of century. 1t combines, wi.h the
souudesc practicS! advice for the pre-.
ssrvatiou and restoration Of health,
large amount ntofip.eresting and smusing
light reading, and tine calendar, astro
nOmical calculations. chronological
items, etc., ore prepared with great
care, and will be found entirely soou.
rate. THE issue of Hos!etter's Almanac
for 1855 will probably be the largest
edition Of o medical work ever puo-
llehed In any country. The prorrielors,
Mesers Koststter & 90 Plltsburg, Pa /.
on receipt of two csnt stamp, Will
for ward a copy by mail to any ps.sor
who cannot procure one In his reigh'
bo:hcod.
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Dngan KNOCKED SHY.

TROY, December 30.-A prize fight oc-
CURED at an early hour this morning in
the brilliantly lighted ball room of roat.
house, between West Troy and Cohoes.
The principals were Con Dugan, OF
BROOKLYN, who recently defeated Frank
Steele, of Boston, in West Troy, and
Jack Harding, OF Philadelphia, who Il
short time ago whipped Martin Neary.
The men stepped into the ii1s at 1.30
A. NJ and it was apparent that Harding
was la the better condition, although he
was concciing his adversary four
pounds.
No tine was lost in spgrring. When
time was called Harding at once made a
feint and sent In a heavy one on Dugan's
body Just above The belt and jumped back
in time to avoid g counter. Harding
made nearly all his plays fer Dugan' S
body, while the Brooklyn lad hammered
away a. Hsrling's head. These tactics
were followed for the first four rounds
and Harding's face showed the effects of
the punishment.
In the tiith round Dugan planted two
stingers on Hardipg's face, one OF them
causipg the blood to flow freely. The
Philadelphian, however, continued his
tactics but 10 the next round he made q
change of base and landing his left on
Dugan's eye almost closed it,
When 'tt!me' was called for the
twentieth round Hatding'e friends called
to him to finish it, and be acted on the
suggestion, for he made rush at Dugan,
hitting him when he pleased and avoiding
every counter attempt. Finally he plant
ed his left under Dugan's chin and sent
him down all in heap. Dugan tried to
scramble to his feet, but was unable to
do SO within the prescribed time, and the
battle and stakes were awarded to Hard
ing.
The fight lasted over an hour and was
pronounced one OF the best ever seen in
this region, where many good fights have
been seen.
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News Summary.

John Connow, saloon keeper, hes
been arrested in ri Paso, Texes, for beat
ing nis wife almost to death witt ? cs9lr
on SUNDAY. He also struck her twice
with chair on Monday morniug while
che was lying In bed helpless from the
wounds Inflicted the day before. 10 the
IL st attack, besides bruisiDg and clttiDg
hei, be broke her bre istbone, her right
arm, her nose and two OF her ribs, one
OF the latter penetrating the right lung
William Fnchman was hanged yes.er
day at Harrisonburg, Virginia, for the
murder OF his brother, Preston Finch
man, committed on the 10th Of March,
1885 The crime was the result OF u
criminal intimacy between the murderer
and his brothers. wife, and was premedi-
tated for the purpose of getting the hus'
band out OF the way.
Adolph iBannul, As years of age, a
boarder with Matthias Berger in Chicago,
having been out Of work for several
months, had quarrel with Berger yes
terday. He drew revolver snd wound
ed Berger In tie arm and heal. and then,
turning the weapon on himself, com
mitted suicide. Berger is expected ~ re
cover.
A psssen ger train on tae Clearfeld srd
Jeferso,i RailroA't ran OF TIE track neal
Great Bend, Penlh ye,terday, and cal
containing twenty persons. went over g
batiL Sixteen persocs were injured, 6ul
ooly one, John Kellev. Il iroad contrac
tor, Of Punxsutawaey, drs srously.
The Connellsvllle coAs iferstors yes
terday completed the orgarnation o: thei
new syndicate in Pittsburg, and decided
10 reduce the price of coke from 81 Il
81 IS per ton, the reduction TO take etiec
On the 1st proximo. The FTick Compan
was not represented.
William Herrig, who murdered hi
young wife and her lover near St. Fran
, els, Arkansas, On Thursday, was hanget
Thurs6 ay night bya band OF vigiiantes
, Hts wife's stage name was Julia Ber
nett.
Secretary Fairnhild has Informed th
, British Vice Coasul at Savannah tina
! there is 10 law authorizing the free entr
, of articles imported by foreign consula
officers.
Albert Peters was hanged yesterday
. Mariana, Arkansas, Tor the murder
? William johnson, committed 10 Apri
1885.
! A furious snow storm, accompani ed |
0 a strong wind, prevailed as Minne apoli
Minnesota, yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
trder to strike will by no means meet
70 tth n untya~ua1 ,t.ag- -. 1000

trder to strike will by no nesns mat
with universal obedi, nee.
bHAMokK, Pa, Do. 60 The order
OF stfike hai no oiscerni0le effect hare
at noon to-day,
NoRRIsTowN, Dsc.30. Thirteen train
employees on the Germantown and Nor.
ristown railroad quit work about 9
O'CLOCK this forenoon, delay Ing . fret aht
train several hours. Among the sttik.
trs there was bat ono engineer, EN-.
pioyed on q shiiter. His plaoa vns
toon filled by o man cent from Phlla
deiphia by Superintendent j. T. Bus.
cert Superintendent Bonzaro sent
twenty men from Philadelphia, to os
employed by Dispatcher Wood In the
places OF men who had gone out.
The thirteen vacancies were quick y
flled and number OF the Phi,sce Q !.
phiAns were retnrned, there being 10
work for them.
READING, Pa. Dec. S0.--The situs.
tion tonight remains practically uu.
changed, as far as the Z ,ading rail-.
readers are concesned hereabouts. The
roAd continues in tull operation, and
the shop hands show no disposition tt
strike st aug time, The Knights oi
Labor are evidently losing grouad in
this vicinity.
AN INcESDIARY CIRCULAR.
Kew YORK, Dec. 80 An incendia
c'fcuiar, priniet on elazsd paper, aut
6x9 inches In siZ', was distributed thi
morning. 1t 10 ss yet 3 secret whsfe tb
docuHeDt came from or who 10 respon
sibie for Is. Here Is copy Of 1t:
TORCH AND BOMB MUST BE APPLIED
"Fellow Worn hour ha
come. The a3eacies Of fciencs mus
play q part IN the strusgls OF the futurs
Yesterday It was tho slaughter of CT
comrades q. Chicago To DAY It is tn
assassination OF 60,0o0 OF our brother
on the Philsdelphia and Beading Raj
road system
sTrue, the sword 10 the weapon c
circumstap ces, but their v,c!ims peris
all the same. Do not waste your fore
en- the scsbs. They are only the effet
OF tho present damnsbls commercis
aud competitive system. Destroy b
all the agencies at your command ia
direc. representative oi the system, tn
Corbins, the MaIwe'lo and the Gould
Lot the torch, the bomb or the built
strike them now. Let all they poese.
be given TO the flames; hound them uu
and night.
"Thls strike must ba made the war ,
the glasses. Broshers remew Der CHI "a
and your OATH"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Tuaca Will bn religious eerv;css TO-
Inssyow con menC!pG Ht go ". "a. In
tho se.ond story o. W!liiama 81 Hop
kins', Lo-LIeast eorner OF Fruls and
J 5fers0n atrss;a. Sabbath school, 1.30
p. II 5 is, "a general taannony meet
,ac: 6 . u pfatss mestinc. These
meetings are open 10 All. AL who feel
kindly toward IN issiou work are cor
aiaL.y Ia yited TO coma a3d neip gs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
Special Mention.
DE-. sirnms' Eye Cure.

Tho finest eye tonic, eye stsengthene,
and promoter of q clear, healthy, stronf
sight Weak, lnh,mod and sore eyer
are quickly cured. L,ng otghtedBees
or short or near sigbtsdpess is wonder
fully relieved by restoring the los
sotica OF tho nerve, by removing al
parsiytio or eoDgestive tendencies
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes ar'
n,aco strong and diseased eyes are nsd'
we'll py using this famous eva medl
clss. 253. aFd t9o. bottles supplied
5sin depot Fourth and King s.reeta
Dal.
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1t WIN Amply Repay You

To cal! az tbs great Tooacco Mart sud
sJemine our ntock OF meerschaun sets
cipes AID smokers; slso cigars, IS, 6t
III q box, evidently Designed fcr presenti
or somath,ng OF that character. the dc
rasad ia greater for them than any pre-
vious year. but cur supply Is much
larger and pricss lower than ever before
We have also large supply OF sNAvIT1
Ia small and large packages. CHAP
MAN. Seventh and Orange, Whining
ton, Del.
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a NNiN.

&c an who sre suffering fycm kho er
rors spd iaatenrettens Of yoHth. nervous
weah hneas, osSiy decay, loss OF manhood,
"a, viii sepd 2 Iecips tHss will oUre
yoa, FEEE OF CEAE9g. This great
rsinsa y 1sa ,.!soo9sIGi by q IN ias.onary
Ia Sousn 4saesi3a. GsnG u pe!f.nddrcss
aS auvslops 10 tina RsV. JosEaH T.
isKAS SL4a,on ID. New YQ4k CtsY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

nr. Honeywell, the dentist, ovar 6l0
Msst:o. ssrsst, has every facility for the
bsIE kind OF dental work. which he dc es
a. She logest priaes He ,nSkss q let
rf teeth fox IS 50; best. SS Taeth ale
eStrac,sd for 25j with eas, sos. Teeth
cleaned for 75c., aud hllei wish ANAL
gam Ter S0c.; silver, 75;; gold, 81 and
up.anls. 6l0 MsrKeI street. Sign tho
btg sooih.
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Warrant Ilece,ved.

Captain John Il. Hsstsy sestordsy re-
csirel from the Snpreue Master Of
Etcogda for the Srpeema Castle the
warrant GrSn''oF u c1astsc 10 Cyrus
Com pGnanry, No l, X. OF &. L. Ta!s
oonIa N derry is in = t4nrisatng eoadi'
,IOn, SID @re su3n eEYse@0g tAvi- Cni'
tprni, which will b. t44 hu2st IL the
Slge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
Chfisimss Exerclsos.

The Baptist Missian suu:a! soho1l,
a. Ssysutsenth and Uatoa air3ets, held
taeir usual Christmas exercises in ,ha',
tall on Sunday morning. After enjoy,
Ing very pleasant entertainment, Gha
'chool was surprised with an elegant
Bible FOR the pulpit in t'roir new chapel
on Lincoln strsaS. ToiT ChristinSs gift
was presentsd BY G.. W. Chil6' ~ Phil
Bcelphla. Ths sunday sch 80, <ta19.s &
a vote Of thaukg. Tnsfs vera II. Gchvi
sfB present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Az Mrs. Jacobs Millinery Fs!ace,
6l7 A>rket street, is the hsndsomtss
window display In the oity to be
'tesn. Great credit mus. be given TO the
drsaser OF this handsome window. In
the background is u handsome, hand
painted table ecarf, and the flowers die.
played are OF the hau dsomess and mos,
novel description. 1t ID worth long
waIa to see this display.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Millinery Palace, GIT Market street.
Being little dark, Mrs. Jacobs has had
electric lights put in. Ladies can now
purchase at hight, being able to match
the most delicate shade by this light.
Call and see how 1t improves this already
handsome store. Mrs Jacobs, GIT Mar.
ket street and go Kln0 street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Strangers visiting our city during tho
holidays and wishing photographs
wonld do well 70 cali at Cummtngs'
gallery. Hs will mah Q you ~ cabinets
aud ono sY10 pictrrs for S3. GnsIsp-
Ted TO pleass you every time. NJ. 502
Market street.
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Promotion OF Holiness.

There will be meeting held this
evening for the promotion OF holiness,
vita watch might service, at the room
No. TIA Market street, commencing at
6 o'clock. All Interested are cordially
invited 20 attend,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

ths. everybody ought to know that A
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, well
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hicory kindling wood in lare'
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard
foot of Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look for to-
blue e.gn. OPENING In the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Tho seventh annual masquerade ball
Iof tae Nenpa-!al Association will be
given a. ths German Hall, SIKH stree!
oelp1 E:ench, on Friday evoning, Feb.
roery 10 As in tue past, this Will be
tAe select masquerade OF the seseon,
aud nc clsortieriy charao5er will os nj
lowed to enter lhs patidins. Tickets,
so cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

SunoHfs vITALIzEa 10 what 81 q
n 9ed ior Constipation, Lces OF Appt.
tise, Dizziness ppd all symptoms Il
Dyspepaia. Frico 10 @nd 75 cents pt I
b5ttie. Sold by N. u. Dartorth, CIR,
2nd and Mefkes SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

or dsugaf"r mag prava IL stf 5ain, but o
aau2d, prg9ai3ai sla u0Umla eFres
lasiuees education suea ss taa VIII
mt'2'ou U1nmsTsiai C0ito.ta. Elsath
a. AaIba5 stYea.9, G'Fes, @ia fIlnish
ihan wtta III i&l%aa isnaa within
LhsulsetJa3,
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|TNFANTILE
KIN DISEASES.

,..,.ttg e,v -it wears ofaYe, when
o't'' t,,...r. -,i Nas attacked WIN q
~. elN ,i.uni,, D % .lisrase. Al ord dinary
a.. n'' MIN. ", oiled our fnni,I phyn5; p.5
Sa5 atielnrt'' =" 'aTt y uun nn,il ~ % the
% ", 'fttrIttI, fellow Is person. IRON
PyI, .',i@! IT, :. Dark down 10 his knees was
,i,ytb Nv " u:l,, painful, blotehed and
sm ~ hag no uf,ttst nisht, no peace
J4'. w. were advised 10 toy the
I'.gt,n.. tue effect was simply
.rS',. Ia tbr,, o. truf .sete IN, !, CON- sii
ftol' .vr..,. and healthy as though
ls5r i,,, attacked. In my epinipn
| ,,I.ls Ter.,dics saved IN, iit, and 70
'''. .tr"ng Lpaltly child, &c 'fecily
y rlt,,igt. Of ne disease having cyeI
! Nv '''''''' GEu. u. SMITH,
awamI EN-rIOs. Any. Ashland. =
4 lsgy.L.j,6, Wris', Druggist, Ashland, {
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Indian Association.

On Tuesday afternoon next ,ne
Women's Indian Association OF tins city,
viii hold a meeting at the residence OF
Mrs Tbonas Darlington, No 5O' wash
ipgton street at 8 O'Clock. ell are inVi-
tea.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

To suffer ana be pleAsa is almost
impossible for an adul'. aod quite 80 for
a bAby. When it Is stM cted With colo,
diarrhHa or osher truuDieeome disor
dars uss Dr.. Buii's Baby Sytup. Price
20 csnte.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
sndden Chanses OF weather

cnrsa Throat Diseaso. There is 70 more
effsctual re emsey fer Coughs, Colds, etc.,
tann Browns BroE chial Troehee. Sold
only ia boxer. Price 25 Cts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
HARRY HART,
TIE N. Y. CLOTHING MFs. Co.
No. 316 Market Street.

We have some vely
desirable properties
directly upon the line
Of t h e Wilmington
City Electric Railway
orr EGayket street. and
also in close proximi-
ny thereto; all of which
are worthy your atten-
ti0n for Investments
Bend for lists or call
upon HEAnS d. co.
d30.8k
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

and eilver American watches; full line;
oil grades, ladies' and Rent's; pricsH
lowest In the city. Satisfact.on susr.
antscG OF money refanded. William.
son's, 105 West Eighth street.
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rae sp ,.oAd seals.

.,,s iro Iro, .hs gasdIng str!ie,
~ !. ~ .s-arsl, spoF',ak notes
7 Z, ., -. '- 1sy,In 100 New faEk nna
ll..,ir5,5 eeadag paps,', ssv ,.
.,.. t,s .,' ',5.,.sl wish Nav fssr's
c'a " ,s,,ansnle prics. Frist
~, giS Ms,Sct s'Tect
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

n use McInall's Syrup of Tar, price 30
cent?, II you wish TO cure cold; relia.
bic ana safe; no opium; made oniy Dy
N. 3. Dlnforth, druggist, cor. I'd ana
Market. Head quarters for patent medl'
c,ues at bottom prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

A fine assortment OF nesrsobaum
pipss and srnokers, suibshin far holiday
gifts, at II Il. Bourbon & Bro.'e, N. w.
cor. sec1nd snd o :anss stre:Ss. Clgegs
Sy tho box o specially.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
scholars ssntsrta med.

Last evening the scholars OF Hanover
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school were enter
talned in the lecture room. A pleasant
hour was pissed and cakes and candies
were passed around.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
He entertained the ohoir.

The members of the choir OF Hanover
Presby = terian church were on THURSDAY
nipht entertained by their leader, II. +.
Rumiord, at his residence, No. loos Yves, ' '1
street. sn oyster supper was served ana
a yery pleasant evening was spent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
TIL, Pstspsco suporlarivs Flour

is the best, because 1t makes tao Sweet
esv. nshtest and roost nutritious GreRd.
For pastry snd cake. IL 10 unsUrpaissd
Ask your grocer or tl01r aeSler fos IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31
Canary EirdS.

l have Just received some greAt
siuSere for Christmas Every bird
warranted a singer JAS. II. HaIklns,
2l5 W. Fourth E.f.et.
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Fins gold snc silver ~Ssohes ut 10,
duced prices, n fall nne o; gol0 ard
TINS rolled god PLAYED ensiro At ID G.
Fourth st. z. n Hu0S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

WILL YOU SUFFER Witd Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint sniloh's Vita
lizsr Is guaranteed to cure yc1. Sold
by Danforth. oor. And and Market els.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

j. Faul Brown, SIT Market street.
Now is the time to sis for hD!iday pic.
tures. DON'T keep away on account Of
cloldy weathes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Bargains At M. r. Wyat.'s, N. Il
cor. 81 and Orange streets. Uuncroased d
Kid gloves, 6Oc.; latest styiu OF hustle,
holiday goods, etc
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ANA IyritiBg school

dnues Tuesday. Jan. sra; ;
'l4', al,, eDer ever night at Z. speeias,,
ea'', a5.p, S,' our low terms VIII
lol 49, No college nonsene. fri
r you s,so EVEN at your owa hone.
F.'opS 70 w.. wy Vars. sta,io, 7oh King
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

SLEErLEss NIGHTS, made rateerahle
by thai terrible ooush. Shiloa's Gurs
il the remedy FOR you. n. B Dan
Eorth, corner Socoua and Market sis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

GuILoH's COUGH md Consumption
Care is sold by us or 8 guarantees. 1t
cures consumption. Sold Ivy II. II. Dan
fossh, cor, 2al aud Market Sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-12-31

Hakil & Poist, Second nad TAtnall
streets, 10 Jns place TO get hand.knit
hoods, leEgins, mitt!ns. plush caps, allk
haudkerchie!s and muf1l rs Il. very low
prices,